Nicholas Altobelli

Nicholas Altobelli (born February 11, 1985) is an American singer and songwriter based in Dallas, Texas.

Nicholas Altobelli
Nicholas Altobelli at Good Records in Dallas, Texas (2013)
Background information
Born (1985-02-11) February 11, 1985
Fountain Valley, California, United States
OriginDallas, Texas, United States
GenresFolk Pop, Americana
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter
Years active2008-present
LabelsDalton
Websitewww.nicholasaltobelli.com

Career

Altobelli's debut self-released album, Waiting for the Flowers to Bloom, was released during the winter of 2008.[1] His self-released follow up, The Regulator, was released during the spring of 2010.[2] Shortly after the release of The Regulator, Altobelli launched his own label, Dalton Records,[3] where he released 2011's Radio Waves and Telephone Wire.[4] The album featured a duet with former Whiskeytown member, Caitlin Cary. Fort Worth Star Telegram/dfw.com ranked Radio Waves and Telephone Wire Number 7 for its top ten albums of 2011. Later that year he was nominated for solo act of the year by the Dallas Observer.[5]

In the spring and summer of 2012, Altobelli went into the studio with producer, Salim Nourallah, to work on a brand new album. Unlike his previous albums, this album tends to stray away from the acoustic folk that he is known for.[6] The album features John Dufilho and Grammy winner and nominee Joe Reyes as well as many other Dallas musicians. Without a Home was released on February 26, 2013.

Altobelli released Mesocyclone EP on August 5, 2014.

Altobelli announced in April 2015 that his next full-length album, Searching Through That Minor Key, will be released on July 7, 2015

After a brief hiatus of releasing music, Altobelli returned with 2019's Vertigo.

During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Altobelli released a collection of acoustic songs called Kids

Discography

Waiting for the Flowers to Bloom (2008)
The Regulator (2010)
Radio Waves and Telephone Wire (2011)
Without a Home (2013)
Mesocyclone [EP] (2014)
Searching Through That Minor Key (2015)
Vertigo (2019)
Kids (2020)
Technicolor Hearts (TBD)

References
  1. Smyers, Darryl (18 December 2008). "Nicholas Altobelli". Dallas Observer.
  2. Jones, Preston (14 April 2010). "Altobelli wants you to grab a sweater when you hear 'The Regulator'". Fort Worth Star Telegram/dfw.com.
  3. Jones, Preston. "Altobelli Not Wasting Anytime". Old 97's kick off tour, release new EP. DFW.COM.
  4. Dearmore, Kelly (18 August 2011). "Nicholas Altobelli". Dallas Observer.
  5. Freeman, Pete (23 August 2011). "DOMAXXIII: Announcing Your 2011 Dallas Observer Music Awards Nominees..." Dallas Observer.
  6. Odom, Andy. "Nicholas Altobelli". La Mode Dallas.
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